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, 1887-07-14
Breaking Dov, and su,,a;ue U,,

When man breaks down in the matter OF
physical strength, the question of its recovery
depends in great measure upon the length oi
gives speedy and powerful impulse TO the pro
cesses of digestion and assimilation, Is the best
auxiliary he can employ and he should resort
to it promptly. The most reliable dependence
of the feeble, the aged and the nervoss, has ever
proved TO be Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, an in
worth, commended by medical men of distinc.
tion, not only for building up broken-down
system, but as a remedy for dyspepsia, consti-
patton, liver complaint, fever and ague, and kid
ney trouble. While not claimed to be panacea,
il Is most useful and comprehensive household
remedy. 1t is, moreover, eminently safe as well
as effective.
, 1887-07-14
From, fridays Daily.

burglars are at work in Seattle.
Tacoma wants seamen's bethel.
lie oiynpian arrived this afternoon
, trcm Alaskan ports.
Pfof. 7. H. Catch has arrived in
seattle to take charge of the Territorial
University.
Ms. Il. L. Burkett and Miss Lille
allles are visiting with friends in Ia
soma.
iae ARGUS editor has been appointed
notary public, and is now prepared to
sas acknowledgements to all kinds of
) sccnents.
hammond Brothers are having large
sa0lng erected in the western part oil
MY 'front.', opposite the sea wall, for
asety stable.
susloms officer A. b. Wintrodei lefl
ss Tor Marcus, in Stevens county
a Fort Coiville, where he will be
"aed couple of months on duty.
a Fattison of Vancouver, ". T., !.
sa-having concluded to "take in
sn0!e sound country while enjoying
oafih. He is boss printer from
atention of our county commits,
. respectfully called to the CON
- 80 ot the bridge across the slough
sosn- 1t is unsafe and should
spaiisd at once.
p0s sonai straws show :.he growth o
townsend pumistakably. Th,
s,s.0 @ Of school cL inn, .ompIeted
ago. shows !, ,resse Of 81
sa' r0ll of last ysa "
private teleer from Seattle W,
'as the soard of REGISTRATION o
We decided to register womel
or the city election. Jus
euiar eat Is under the meal
- It informed, but probably les
aview.
r. ID. Mcfarland, who for tn
years has been intimately con
ith the Institution for the in
OF the detective youth of thi
7, will start in a few days 70
, 1887-07-14

.-,-rHnL.pFRs OF The FIRST NATIONAL
p,XK OF PORT TOWNSEND, WHO THEY
ARE AND WHERE LOCATED
I,na,z Steiuhart, Manager Anglo Cal.
;,oTnja Bank lImitedl San Francisco
Lewis, capitalist, and director Bank
o,CsLfornia, San Francisco, Cal
S. ". Levy, capitalist, san Francisco
Sol. Lewis, capitalist and President OF
pank OF Arizona, Prescott, Arizona.
CoI Alex. Chambers, [. 5. Army.
p Jocelyu, I. 5. Army.
Henry Laudes. President; y. ID. Hill,
y;ca.Pfesident and merchant; Robert c.
Mi Cashier; +. \ Bartlett, merchant f;
T W II Winslow, Esq; Charles NJ. Brad
ibsv. attcrney-at- law; and Wm. Bishop,
E.o' all well known citizens of Jeffer-
~ County. Besides the capital of this
;ustitution, the individual responsibility
Ia stockholders is over Sj,O1O,OOO.
Ssldom do you find such an iustltu-
.;on backed by such an array of stock
Sol5ers. In a country town. Their tinan-
.;,j soiidity is sufficient to warrant
,ba largest business required for years
- come. See advertisement.
, 1887-07-14
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE PROBATE COURT oF CLALAM COUNTY,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
In the matter of the estate of Christiana Aber
nethy, deceased:
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, sx
eeutor of the estate ef Christiana Abernethy
deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the estate OF siis Chris
tisna Abernethy, deceased, to present them with
the necessary vouchers, within one year afIet the
first publication OF this notice, or be foreVeI
barred, to the said executor at his place OF resi-
dence in Sequim, Cialam County. Washington
Territory. ANDREW ABEkN ETH1,
Executor OF the Estate
of Christiana Abernethy. deceased.
Date OF first publication July II, 1887.
, 1887-07-14

Chas. c. Bartlett has gone to Alaska
Mr.. Glasscock is erecting q dwelling
for him self.
Mechanics are scarce in proportion to
the work to do,
Mrs. Strattou,s new house is nearly
ready for occupancy.
Painters are ornamenting the front of
Messrs Pettygrove Il Conner's store, and
FitzPatrick's stand.
PlasterIng will begin this week on the
new McCurdy bf.ck building; also, on
Capt Grants residence on the hill.
Lawrence Nessel, keeper OF Admiralty
Head light house, is erecting residence
on one of his blocks near Capt. Buffers
, 1887-07-14
rrnm rnursdas,s Daily.

We. Stevens is back from Seattle.
EDhraim Pullen went down to Pyscht
An inc Dispatch today,
EJimmy" McCabe is singing letters
and things around in the pos: office.
Hart Bros, Chas. Adie and Mr.. But
lar we're passengers for Clalam on the
Dispatch today.
Oar P.-I. reporter has a subduel, far
.ssy, tender expression since that in
tsrisx With Kate Field.
Morris B, Sachs has scld the sloop
which be bought at customs auction
,sls recently, to Frank Clapp. Terms
private.
Lucien D. McArdle, Esq, of QuilciHe,
vas in town yesterday, having come to
meet his sister who had just arrived
from Canada.
LII Griffith, prominent real estate
agent and banker of Seattle, spent few
days in Port Townsend this week, return
ing home yesterday.
Wynn Mann is back again from
North Yakima, where he has sold his
interest in busine. to his partner and
brother-in-law, Hon. f. J. V. CLARK.
Gen. George Stonemau, ex-governor
OF California, and his wife are passengers
for Alaska on the steamer Ancon. The
party intend 10 be absent several weeks.
It is rumored that the little hymeneal
god has been disarranging eur public
school matters, and that q vacancy
among the corps OF teachers may occur
soon.
We are tempted to enlarge the DAILY
Argus again, and put in the dispatches,
80 that those who now steal their neigh
sOfs copies can afford to subscribe and
get their reading honestly. Our adVer-
Using columns are much sought after.
Col. Leigh s. J. Hunt, proprietor OF
be Seattle Post-Intelligeneer, passed
lhrough today to Victoria, from whence
b viii take trip over the Canadian
Pacific railroad for his health. Messrs.
Grant and Prosch continue on the edi-
iofial staff of the paper.
Tsfr. 6upt. ]. @. Lawrence passed up
Sornd today. In conference with Prof.
RE. Rpaa, our county superintendent
Eoshiag definite about the Port Town
ssud institute was decided upon. but
owing % the absence Of severa: of our
!saehsH ii is likely that the institute
nay be postponed till later in the fall.
Among the newspaper men we met al
iicoma. not heretofore mentioned, were;
Inn Oayanaugh OF the Olympia Parti-
saa, Fred Durham of the Ne,U Tran
srvt (ssme plase), Frank Dallam of the
spokane Falls RevietU, Frank Gray OF
shs davenport Times, G. W. Hobert of
sas Yakima Republic, j. W. Redington
q tho Heppner Gazette, and several
sihss. 1t is safe to cay that Tacoma
81
VII get large amount of free adver-
ising.
8 While in Tacoma We had the pleasure
8 q seeing life size portrait of Rev. j :.
s EsDsEsre, which the Tacoma Chamber
auemnerce had just had painted spec
nlls fof preservation among the archives
alas city. The likeness is striking,
sadii Il not hattery 10 sHy that the
8 oaginal fully des,iyes The honor, Rev.
ps'sfs aas had HIS full share in the de-
mopmsnt and growth OF the northwest,
s. aad as az honored pioneer he fully de-
afses the significant attention paid by
ihs Tacoma people.
, 1887-07-14

Delicate person 9 and all whose systems have
become debllitat ed, should bear IN mind that
Simmons Liver Regulator is net drastic, purg
ing medicine, does not weaken or deplete the
system as other purgatives do, but acts gently
1t will invigorate like glass of wine, but is NO
Intoxicating beverage to lead TO intemperance;
will promote digestion, dissipate headache, and
generally tone up the system.
Hon. Alex. III. Stephens, of Ga, says: - SIM
mons Liver Regulator is mild and suits me bet
ter than moro active remedies" ;"
, 1887-07-14
Dissolution Of Partnership.

rJ1HE partnership heretofore existing under ths
firm name of Mohrman & Frederickson has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent, Albert
Mohrman retiring from the firm, and Andrew
Frederickson continuing the business, receipting
for all outstanding monies and collecting all
bills. ALBERT MOHRMAN.
ANDREW FREDRICkSON-
porl Townsend. July I. 1881.
, 1887-07-14
lFrom Yesterday,s Daily. J

British ship Kilkarren, Capt. Furge-
Son, arrived last night I'm Port
Blakely, with a carge OF 100000 feet Of
lumber, Bound for Valparaiso.
The British bk. Pensban is sdischarging
her cargo on Welch. Vithet & Oo'swharf,
Victoria.
The crew of the Skagit, which is now
loading lumber at Port Ludlow for San
Pedro. was shipped today. and went up
to Ludlow on the mail steamer.
Ship Commodore, Jordan. after a long
passage of % days from San Francisco,
arrived at Nannimo yesterday. She will
load coal for her return cargo.
The Nor. ship Nordsjernen, which was
sold to James Madison, Lorenzo Ford
and Charles Nelson, brought $4,000.
The vessel will be ballastea and taken to
San Francisco, to be refitted. after
which it is reported she will be put under
the Bolivian flag. The slip will cost
$4,000 to be made fit for service, and
will carry about million feet Of lumber.
, 1887-07-14
DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP.

TSHE partnership heretofore existing between
J. Denis O'Leary and Charles Mann, under
The name and style of o'Leary il Mann. in The
Union Hotel, Is ;his day dissolved by mutua
consent, d. oLeary retiring from The firm
Charles Mann viii continue the business, ssum
ing ali liabilities and collecting al debts due The
Int. firm ID O'LEARY,
CHARLES MANN.
Port Townsend, July =, 1857.
, 1887-07-14

Harvest hands are scarce in Walla
Walla and in constant demand, and it is
thought that difficulty viii be exper'
fenced in getting sufficient men to dc
the work, once harvesting is in full
ewing throughout the country.
Colored shirts, including two collars
and one pair of cuffs, for 81 90 at Nj
Bornstcin's San Francisco Store
The Palouse Gazette is responsible fol
the following statement: Whitman coun'
ty has the smallest woman living. She
resides three miles from Pine City, is q
years old. 80 inches high and weighs 81
pounds.
, 1887-07-14
DIED.

ANDERSON-At the county hospital
July IL, 1887, Of dropsy, William An
derson, aged about 60 years.
Deceased was native of Sweden
formerly sailor. and of late years g
tailor by trade. He worked several
years with the late John P. Peterson
He had lived in Port Townsend many
wears
, 1887-07-14

GLASSCOCK-C CHAMBERLIN-Att the
residence of the groom, July 10, 1887,
Mr. A, N. Glasscock and Mrs. Henrietta
Chamberlin, Rev. John N. Denisen off
ciatiug.
, 1887-07-14
(Frnm Mnnday,s DailxA

(trom MOnGay DallS.1
Interest in the city election today was
very tame. Only 234 votes were cast,
many neglecting to go to the polls. Fol-
lowing is the result:
, 1887-07-14
From rro-day,s DaiIS.

Sultry weather.
Quiet election
City election over.
Look out for new advertisement for
Burkett & Eisenheis in few days.
DR.. T. 7. Minor OF Seattle, was in
town today.
, 1887-07-14

Write for samples, and prices to the
leading dry goods house of Seattle.
CHESTER CLEARY,
, 1887-07-14
FOR MAYOR.
Scattering, 8.
a Favorable Showing

Extract from the report of Mayor
Smith read before the City Council at
its last nesting.
, 1887-07-14
CITY ELECTION.

Il. E. RYAN,
County Supt. OF Schools.
, 1887-07-14
BORN.
MARRIED..

BECKER-In this city, July Z, 1887, to
the wife OF Chas. Becker, daughter.
, 1887-07-14
GAe at'eekln Ar9us.
Bank Notice

.r,ckHoLDER. OF The FIRST NATIONAL
p,SK OF PORT TOWNSEND, WHO THEY
ARE AND WHERE LOCATED
Western cyclone., 1887-01-13
Graham TOwnshi ..
ty Of cold weather.

Plenty Of cold weather,
Jessie Frisbe froze his feet during
the last cold snap
Why don't our County Commissioner
offer the bounty authorized by law so
that Il general uprising would take
place and some of those might howl
ers the row numerous lot of wolves
that are nightly infesting the r0ost of
the sensible ard timid fowl called
chicken be speedily exterminated.
In the ca Sc of II Stout and Shearer
in my opinion boys, no good will come
of agitating it. Let it drop like hot
potato.
A rem onstrance is being circulated
in our township asking the County
Commissioner, to 20 slow about cut
ing up OF attaching any of Graham
TIP. We want TO be charitable and all
that you know, but not that way.
Madam hnmor says that John Stout
is soon to take uuto himself a wife
He goes about with tena smile al
over his face, telling it to, well, it is
true, John says so.
More Anon
Western cyclone., 1887-01-13

We have recently opened mp in
Tillotsons building n Rea! Estate,
Loan. Abstract and Insurance Office
And are prepared to make Farm
Loans at 10 per cent no commission,
in sums of $500 and upwards on the
most favorable terms ever offered ~
Graham County Nodelay in getting
your money. Interest payable at orr
office, which saves expense of drafts.
We furnish money to make final proof:
We furnish abstracts and examine
titles. Buy and sell lands All bust
ness entrusted to our care will receive
prompt and careful attention. Cores
pOndence solicited.
s. W. MILLER & Co.
MillbrOnk. Kansas.
Western cyclone., 1887-01-13
". r. Hill atty.

Landofice at kirwin Kan~. Dec 10. 1886. f2.04
Notice i hereby given that the followinr-samcd
settler has filed notice Of his intcnrion 10 make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof Is to be made before REGISTER or Receiver nj
kirWin kans on Jany. Ia lSS1 viz. c { Weaklcv
ds @-l6f Tor the NV ar sc or. ne or sw or sec y
II d. r. 10 lie names the following witnesses H.
prove his continuous residence upon. and cut:va-
ton Of said land. VIZ. Bailey OF Logan Kansas
} I'll Martin of slate Kansas Geo. Rand ana ! !
RGeu 81 Logan hah>' JOAn Bi-ecN. Reg.
Boyd atty d53
Western cyclone., 1887-01-13
Landoaice at Ecrwin. kanzas. Dec. 10. 1ssa n2znr

Landofice at Kcrwin, Kansas. Dec 10 1886 127O1
Notice is Hereby given that tie following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention TO
make final proof in support Of lis calm, and that
said proof will be made before Probate Judge al
MillbrOOk Kans. on Jany - 1897. Viz: James
OCouner Jr. DIS. for tie : " or. Sec. 8 Tp Re-
~ lie names tie following witnesses to prove J.,
continuous rcsiAen"c urOn and cultivation Of e4iF
land. Viz: r, VI. Sny Ter. Y. u Miner B. Nula
ney J. Rudcman. allo Will Heree
john BisscH.
Reriztcr
Western cyclone., 1887-01-13

No. 1852 Nv %. lS~6
settler has flied notice If his intention to trans
mute to Homestead and make final
"rOOf in support Of his claim. and that sal !ruof
will ne made before Judge or clerk DIST "ourt at
Nihrook Rams. OF Jan. Hiss. viz: Garrett Roll
tcrts. d 1919 for tie Nv or SEE :. TIP :. re y
He names TIE following Witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation or
said land. viz: a Thomas. Ed Smith. Jack ScrucgS
and George Moore all OF NicOdemus Kansas G3
Francis Hic kman adverse claimant by virtue of
d. 2tfr1 j. creby notified II appear and show
cause Why said proof should NOT be allowed
JOHN BisScn Rcci~tc
" r It'll at+y
Western cyclone., 1887-01-13

Has hecf nle Great newsuappr n very Jew
wears |. mas secured wide circulation ard
comma dnG innueT &C n shor- p time that
'lder uewsUaUer. mRTve, at its s1ccess The
record its career l. ike tLst o. f tusas ity'=
wonderful FrCwth-nOre Ike fSscipating fiction
than cold facts. IL Is only eighteen years Old vet
Il IS read and admired by the peopie o. the great
Southwest, now having over :. 0Ou 0OO popuia-
ton. Enjoying the advantages for quick de-
liver afforded by sixteen railroads, The TINES
thoroughly distributed over On Immense
territory al az esrly hour. II has attained an
unaPproechab!e circulation among those whose
favor Is m, al zealousiy courted by iudtcious
advertisers Molerate charges for space and
vertIsinS ooi1mrs THp PI pIIsf-z e i,s 90,
bright. nevsy and entertaining. and is worth
subscribing for now. bend tor free premium
list.
By HAL- N ADvAECE-POSTAGE PAID
lazy and sunday. one year. clio oO
t!!diIy arc SUNDAY; slx months. ............. 90
The sunday Times double nuEnber). one
The Weakly TJIns1 ora voo '''''''''' ~
AddEsss al communications 70
THE TIMES,
AANsAs CRY. Mo-
Western cyclone., 1887-01-13

Landofice at Kirwin. Kans. Dec ~. 1856 15-36
Notice. i hereby given that the following-namcd
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
nual proof in support OF his claim. and that said
proof viii he mace before the Judge or clerk Of
l4ist court At Millhrook Kaus. on Fehv 9th l---
VIZ. Louis Serena hd 1925 far the hf ne or e. = +
- or. sec. - ! - he IAN tie following vii
nesseS 10 prove his continuous residence uusn ~ait.
land Nlz. Charles 4 GrcblcS Geo GrcAles 4 Van
>lyek Geo. GalB4lma all OF FIRMS kansas
John Bi~~eu Pee
Western cyclone., 1887-01-13

LaRdcWcc At kirwin. hans. Dee. ~. IsSC. l21}5
Notice hereby given that the followinr-rar,aa
settler bas sled notice = his intention 10 make
hnal proof in support ~ , il elan and ia, said
proof WI. re made tefore the u 70 or Clerk Dist
court - Nil'fro0k. kansas on Fehruary on -
VIZ Geur-e GalBa.ma EG lt,g<l for the l.i- ne ar
hlf- or - or sec - = % lie namrs the 4, ictF
mo witnesses u prove lis continuous residence
Non. end "a traiion Of said land. viz. Char,es
|fehleF Geo. Greblcs. NauSyck. Louis >ere-
n4. a.l ~ FIRMS kansas
John Ri-seIl
Register.
Western cyclone., 1887-01-13


farmers are exspected to have time 70
sit by the freside, is the harvest for
the swindler. Make resolution now,
and paste it in the crown Of Your hat
that You will sign no papers for stranG-
er. It isn't pleasa Mt 10 have them
turn up as pr0misSary nptes when you
haven't received their value in return.
A young lady subscriber who few
weeks ago so feeble that she could not
wash the dishes or sweep the floor.
writes US; "Since | began to take you
paper [ have improved so rapidly that
can now sit up with my fellow until
three o clock, FIVE nights in the week.
and am able to do more sleighriding
and eat more chocolate caromels than
he is able to pay for If continue to
improve, | think | shall soon be able
to do some crazy patchwork, or knock
out Jno. L. Sullivan. Yours, ever so
much. L. r.
Minneor & Son keeps the hest line
Of clothing, Pomcroy Block, Hill City.
Kansas. - 30.
When young man sings, NO One
to Love, you can make up your Nuns
that he is lying and he knows it. The
devil and all his imps could't convince
him that his "best girl didn't love
him with love that cannot die. This
thing of making love to the average
young man is bio. thing, but support
ing the girl, after he gets her, he will
find a still bigger thing. Hats every
change of the moon, new dresses. shoes
and thousand other things, all cost
money, and girls, our advice is this,
shun the dude, for he can never fill the
"bill'' Seek young men with chrac-
ter and brains and Who are not back
ward in the free use of fellow grease.
Go to Minnear & Son, Pomreoy
Block, Hill City, for your Boots and
Shoes. 80.
1t is true that editors. like preachers
work for the good of the people and |
expect reward "up yonder" But |
they don't object to receive a partial
payment in this world. Any who are
holding back for fear that we will not
receive payment for our work are here
by informed that we gre not built that
way.
Iinnear & Son is the place to get
your Queenwarc, Pomeroy Block, Hill
City Kansas 35.
The following is list Of the town
ship Trustees and Justices elected last
fall and whose term of office began on
Monday, the 10th, inst:
TRUSTEES,
Bryant,-G. H. Moseley,
Gettysbnrg,-E. j. Byerts,
Graham, james Holmes,
Hill City,-W. j. Crawford,
Indiana.-W. n. Draper,
Millbrook,-Harrison Turner.
Morlan,-Jesse Beecher,
Nicodemus,-Stephen Lilly.
WildhOrSe,-Peter Claudel.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Bryant M Law, P. J. Miller,
Gettysburg Atkin, C. c. Grubb
Graham, j. l.. Walton, j. w.
Thompson,
Hill City,-A. B. Pipes, H. c. Black
man,
Indiana,--R. Allen, A. j. Mowcry.
Millbrook,-B B. F. Graves. Chas.
Baker.
MOrlan,-A Law. F. B. Jordon.
Nicodemus,-W. Kirtley, o. Talbot,
Wildhorse, Fred Grimm, R. NJ.
Snyder.
Remmember that no are now pre-
pared to do all kind Of Job Printing.
and will do it as cheap as it can be
procured any place and We will guar
rantee satiSfact ton.
Western cyclone., 1887-01-13

Notice OF Application TO Purchase School Land
~ The undersigned hereby givoS notice that -
VII. on tie = day 81 January, ISS7, lake a1uIi-
cation 10 tte '-7''afe Court OF Graham ~ounty
hansa>. .1 LT'A Ere the following dcsrrfh-eF
schoo' Z. RI , 90 q. i IT, the Organized ccrrfv -
IFHham t. -. VIZ ai. 81 the northeast m sr+.r
Of seci>ou = township :. r1U-e2 y Ac p rres .f -
following Hi-1esser - proAe 81 coutiuuau. re-.
iden. G and improvements. VIZ. Henry JohrsrD
Ca9- Baxter and Peter Coleman. all II Nirn~..-~
u N-i~A-- 10
Z. W. LEsRASp.
NOTICE Of Application n Purcha-e S-horl I'D
~ The uuters -ned hereby -1vc- notice tat e =,
VIII on tie %Eh.aay 81 jam cry. ls-s IA Ike aafi
cation u tie Probate Court Of Graham rorrrv
hausA-- a. purchase the following te~rrsn d s~lrf
!3na sitgsted in the Organized county Of C1rstar1
Kansas viz. III Of the northwest kuarfe~ Of 50
. in township :. range p. tie names the follow
ins witnesses 10 wrnve hi~ continuous residence
and improvement viz: Hcury J..l.u-an Char
Baxter, and +. = Legrane alt Of Nfro5eunu. X.
Done 81 Sic0dem1s, kRus, Jaa Isth, -.
PgTEa C0-rsAS.
Western cyclone., 1887-01-13
"Frosts New Issue" at Henries.

Craig & Turner, have their new bulls
eng about completed
Geo. Carpenter IS back home from
2 pleasant trip through Iowa.
The masons are busy at work on
Ienrie's new store building.
Miss Nettie Craig, was a pleasant
caller at this office Tuesday.
Buy your dry goods of Minnear, &
Son, Pomeroy Block, Hill City Kans.
DR.. c. H. Newth is busy on the 90
all the time, attending to patients.
Harvey Henrie, is having a ew
well put down, just back Of his new
stone store.
A little four year old son Of John
IT. Young, has been quite sick for the
past week.
Get your groceries of Minnear &
Son, Pomeroy Block, Hill City, Kans.
Taylor & Borin have their new livery
barn ready for business and 1t is a
rdaisy."
G. Fountain and Ed. Chapman, Of
9Iillbrook, were welcome callers, at
4his office Wednesday,
Jos. and Henry Johnson, arc busy
putting up ice presumably for the
Nicodcmus market.
Mr. NJ c. Henrie, ofBig Bend, and
Mr.. George Schooley, Of Cawker City
are visiting H. S. Henrie this week.
F. NJ. Hart broughta pig to our city
and sold it to Sam Garland, that was
just one year old, that weighed net
I85 pounds.
Blackberries, Raspberries, Evap.
Apples. Peaches, Prunes, Currents,
&c, at Henries.
James Cochran, one of the many
substantial farmers who lives up north
Of town, in the beautiful Bow Creek
country, was in town and gave us
call to day.
Henrie has few nice albums left
which he will sell cheap call and see
them.
VIM. D. Kelley, the colord Democrat
who ran for state Auditor, has been
appointed to a postal clerkship on the
Santa Fe road
0 my! Henrie is selling Raspberries
at only % cts per pound.
Hon. A. W. Smith, of Mcpherson
county, has been elected as speaker CT
the Kansas House of Representative.
He is farmer and we are glad
to see him thus honored.
Ladies do You want a nice dress
pattern? Ifyou do so look at Henrie's
fine line and get his prices, his stock
is complete.
Last Monday when Hon. E. p. Nc
Cabe retired from the Office of Audi
tor Of the State of Kansas faithful
pubic said to n faithful officer, well
done thou good and faithful servant
Come to Nicodcmus and trade with
our merchants. You can buy goods
just as cheap here as yon can in Lo-
an or Stockton, and we guarantee yon
will 90 home happy over your invest
DID you hear the news, Henrie is
selling goods at bed rock prices. Price
his goods and see.
H. A. Coffin Jr cashier of the Citizen
Bank Hill City, accompanied by ". C
Young the wide awake furniture dealer
ofthat rapid growing burg, were call
ers al this office Tuesday, both feeling
jubllent over railroad prospects.
The county commissioners adjourn
ed without even approving the bonds
OF the new officers and coAsoquntly
some Of them refuse to act. aas this
county board of commissioners? If
50 why don't they do their duty and
let these petty srifes alone?
Smoke Frots' New Issue for sale at
Henrie. They are DAISIES.
J. 4. Schoonover, of Bow Creek
township, was arrested Tuesday onthe